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Israeli strikes on Lebanon leave a classroom of children dead or wounded every day, UN says

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A UN official stated that Israeli strikes in Lebanon have resulted in the daily death or injury of a classroom's worth of children, with Lebanon's health ministry reporting over 111 child fatalities and 334 injuries since early March. These attacks, which have displaced over a million people, are part of an escalation following Hezbollah strikes and Israeli retaliatory actions, with Israeli officials vowing continued strikes until Hezbollah is disarmed.
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Israeli strikes on Lebanon leave a classroom of children dead or wounded every day, UN says Submitted by Fleur Hargreaves on Wed, 03/18/2026 - 11:58 Unicef says Israeli attacks killing or wounding 30 children daily, the equivalent of a classroom A child sleeps alongside family belongings in a makeshift encampment along the waterfront in Beirut on 10 March 2026 (AFP) Off Israel’s war on Lebanon has killed or wounded the equivalent of an entire classroom of children daily, according to a top offic

Israeli strikes on Lebanon leave a classroom of children dead or wounded every day, UN says
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